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Posted: 5/28/2002 5:23:30 PM EDT
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There is no provision for a buyer of an existing business to acquire an FFL, you would have to start from scratch. Also sit back for a long wait, I know another dealer who opened a second location and it took 5 months for the ATF to license said location even though this guy has been in business since God was a child.
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Posted: 5/29/2002 1:44:34 AM EDT
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Quoted: If I were going to make an offer to purchase and existing business that held a pawn FFL, would the check be "walked through" or would it take the same amount of time as a non-existant FFL? Also, is there a provision to assume the FFL? You need to read the regs. Pawns seem to have some unique regs about how they do business. The Q&A is the best part, as it answers your questions. [url]www.atf.treas.gov[/url] mark |
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